Scamp Screen Door

[honda03842]

Does anyone have pictures of their Scamp Screen Door they would post? Presently making a screen door.

[honda03842]

Found what I want on the Internet. A similar search on the site produced no results...something I don't understand

[Kenny in Ohio]

Did you try Scamp website?
Mine was a bi-fold and I glued magnets on the inside that made it "lock" into place when closing it.

[honda03842]

Thanks Kenny I found info with a Google search and did not see the door on Scamp. The

[Thomas G.]

Norm, did you try Google images?

https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&...67.d19ftOKPXE0

[Kenny in Ohio]

Here are two pictures

[Donna D.]

I typed in Google Search "Scamp Screen Door Donna D." and this popped up

http://www.fiberglassrv.com/forums/f...tml#post209414

[honda03842]

It always seems easier to Google search than to search via the site's search engine

[Donna D.]

Originally Posted by honda03842

It always seems easier to Google search than to search via the site's search engine

Absolutely, absolutely! I use this Search in a separate tab: https://www.google.com/cse/home?cx=0...95:46zkzu4-jj0

[Gilda]

The photos sent by Kenny are excellent because you see the screen door installed as well as pre-installation. You should know that there is a 1 1/4" piece of rubber the width of the door glued above the door (with mounting tape) to the frame. This is used to seal the top of the door, when closed, to keep the bugs out. The photos I've attached were not meant to show the door (they show our hooks) but you may see some details that the other photos don't show. You can see the brown rubber strip in the first photo but not in the second one. The strip fell off and we need to re-attach it with stronger mounting tape.

[Joy A]

My bi-fold has always fit so tight that it tends to pop open slightly. I have a dog so I need it closed when I don't have her yard setup.

Thanks to Harold "Lee" Greer, at one of the gatherings, I have a lock for it. Lee told me to use a piece of square aluminum stock, 1" I think, and cut one side cut.

It sits on the top of the screen door rame. To lock the door just slight the aluminum piece across the center.

The discolor/rub marks are because I have the center awning brace stored on the closet wall and the screen door lock rubs on it while underway.

[Brian B-P]

Originally Posted by Donna D.

Absolutely, absolutely! I use this Search in a separate tab: https://www.google.com/cse/home?cx=0...95:46zkzu4-jj0

Or use the Google option at the bottom of the FiberglassRV search menu,
or use a separate Google search and just include

site:www.fiberglassrv.com

in the search string to restrict it to this site...
they all do the same thing.